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Geico accused of discriminating against lowincome drivers (09/09/2016)
While the Geico gecko has been busy charming us in his commercials, the company has allegedly been discriminating against low-income drivers in California.
Geico is accused of failing to offer policies that offer the minimum amount of coverage legal.. View More
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| Singles pay more for car insurance (09/09/2016)
Singles may have more fun, but they also pay more than their married friends for car insurance.
A single 20-year-old pays 21% more than a married 20-year-old for the same policy, a new study from InsuranceQuotes.com found.
To an insurer, it comes d.. View More
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| You can insure your home, your car and your life. Now you can also insure against cyberbullies. (09/09/2016)
Global insurance giant Chubb (CB) recently launched a new cyberbullying insurance for wealthy clients across the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland.
This is the first time this type of insurance has been offered in the region, said Chubb.
Chubb said .. View More
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| Deer in the headlights: Does your auto insurance have you covered? (02/11/2015)
SAINT PAUL – Do you know if your auto insurance covers you if you hit a deer? Last year there were over 2,000 deer-vehicle crashes across Minnesota. The Minnesota Department of Commerce reminds consumers to check their auto insurance policies to make.. View More
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| Does your home insurance policy have you covered in 2015? (02/11/2015)
Commerce Department urges Minnesotans to review insurance policies and plans
SAINT PAUL, MN – The beginning of the New Year is a good time to consider whether your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policies meet your needs. The Minnesota Departmen.. View More
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| Minnesota Woman Charged in $2M Fake Death Insurance Scam (02/11/2015)
Prosecutors in Minnesota have accused a woman of defrauding an insurance company of $2 million in her ex-husband’s staged death and her son is accused of helping cover up the scheme.
Irina Vorotinov, 47, is charged with one count of mail fraud and.. View More
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| Jury: Toyota Must Pay $11M Fatal Minnesota Crash (02/11/2015)
A federal jury in Minneapolis found that Toyota Motor Corp. must pay nearly $11 million to victims of a fatal 2006 crash after deciding that a design flaw in the 1996 Camry was partly to blame for the Minnesota wreck.
Jurors said the company was 6.. View More
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